macro shots of objects as short as 2 cm with the built-in ultra-wide-angle lens and autofocus system. The camera app 'Halide ' performs such macro photography on iPhone 8 or later devices in a pseudo ...

Developer Lux Optic’s latest feature, Process Zero, bucks pretty much every 2024 trend by using zero AI and zero computational photography. The result is natural, film-like photos and an iPhone that ...

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Today, Lux released an update to Halide, its manual control camera app. The marquee feature is Process Zero, a mode that allows photographers to take images with no algorithmic or AI processing. As ...

Popular camera app Halide was today updated with new features for the Camera Control button available on the new iPhone 16 models. Halide already supported opening the app with Camera Control, but now ...

Some of the people who started working on a third-party camera app saying, 'Let's graduate from the genuine iPhone camera app,' should have been frustrated because they didn't know how to set the ...

The new Halide version 2.17 sticks focus and exposure under Camera Control, plus a new ‘Locked’ feature. The new Halide version 2.17 sticks focus and exposure under Camera Control, plus a new ‘Locked’ ...

Halide is one of the best camera alternatives for the iPhone, a lovingly-crafted app that gives users plenty of manual control over the images they take. And today they just pushed out a major update ...

Lux is following up a hugely successful year with new work on Halide 3.0, the latest version of its excellent iOS camera app. Following a rather successful year, including the release of Process Zero ...

Award-winning iPhone camera app Halide was today updated for iPhone 15 Pro models, and features a set of in-app triggers that work with the devices' new Action button. With the Halide 2.13 app open on ...

Ever wish the awesome Halide camera app could shoot video like the iPhone’s Camera app? Never gonna happen. Instead, the developers behind Halide are embarking on a whole new project called Kino. For ...